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2-B WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1994 SCOREBOARD GALVESTON COUNTY, TEXAS Local Scoreboard Volleyball Clear Creek topples Clear Uake LEAGUE CITY The Clear Creek Lady Wildcats battled back from a pair of big deficits to beat the Clear Lake Lady Falcons Tuesday in a District 24-5A varsity match. Clear Creek trailed 8-0 in first match, prompting head coach Laruie Briggs to call a timeout and try to regroup. "I told them they couldnt play any worse than that and that it was time for them to get out there and play," said Briggs, who was the freshman coach at Clear Lake the two previous seasons. The Lady Wildcats responded by outscoring Clear Lake 14-1 en route to a come-from-behind victory. However, Clear Creek fell behind again in the second game 11 2.

"After our toss to Alvin, I knew we couldn't go three games with Clear Lake. We couldn't do anything to let them think they could beat us. We had to win that game." Meredith Phillips sparked the Lady Wildcats with a big defensive play in the second game, going far out of bounds to pick up a ball and keep it in play for her team to eventually win the volley. "Our defensive plays really psyched the team up," Briggs said. Leslie Brvenick also had five kills out of eight sets in the second game while teammate Shannon Gamer served up the final six points.

"We were really nervous and uptight," Briggs said. "If a big lift for us to come back and beat them. WeVe been trying all season to get over the hump. We've played well in some big matches, but we haven't won the big ones. I think this might be the big win we've needed.

That's- the sign of a good team when you can come back and don't lose your composure. They never quit." With the victory, Clear Creek sits atop the district standings with a 7-1 record. The Lady Wildcats are 11-12 overall. Clear Creek also won the junior varsity match while the freshman team also won The Clear Creek JV are 7-1 in district and 13-9 overall white the freshmen are 5-3 in district. Santa Fe holds off West Columbia SANTA FE The Santa Fe Lady Indians defeated West Columbia Tuesday in a District 24-4A varsity match.

Santa Fe improved to 3-1 in district play and 10-10 overall. Santa Fe also won the JV match Dickinson remains perfect in district DICKINSON Shatona Johnson and Amber Mills combined for nine kills to spark the Dickinson Lady Gators past Brazosport Tuesday in a District 24-4A varsity match. Johnson had four kills and three aces for the Lady Gators' while Mills had five kills. Amanda Marshall had 10 service points for Dickinson while teammate Jennifer Ftex had seven and Sum- mor Medford picked up six and added five assists. Dickinson, 19-7 overall, is 4-0 in district.

The Dickinson JV won white the freshman team also won Both teams are 4-0 in district. Angleton tops Lady Tors GALVESTON Angteton Lady Wildcats held off the Ball High Lady Tors Tuesday in a District 24-5A varsity match. Ball High dropped to 0-8 in district play and 0-10 overall. Angleton also won the junior varsity match and the freshman match Tennis West Columbia roughs up Bucs West Columbia Roughnecks eased past the O'Connelt Bucs 13-1 Tuesday in a team tennis match. Erich Devoy won the only match for the Bucs, beating Teal Graham 8-1 in singles play.

In other boys singles play, Craig Rhodes defeated Sean Kilgore 8-6; Clae Falcon defeated Chris Longoria 8-2; Clint Mann defeated Bo Leyva 8-0; and Ryan Logue defeated Scott Daughtry 9-8 (7-3). In boys doubles play, Graham and Mann defeated Devoy and Matt Novelli 8-3 while Falcon and Rhodes defeated Daughtry and Leyva 8-2. In girls singles play, Jill Vrasseux defeated Liz Guneratne 8-0; LeAnn Prewit defeated Patricia Pena 8-0; Kara Koenig defeated Angel Larry 8-0; Stephanie Hubbs defeated Julie Gonzales 8-1; Megan Lanehart defeated Cassaundra Schultz 8-0. In girls doubles action, Koenig and Prewit defeated Pena and Schultz 8-0; Vrasseux and Beth Smith defeated Gonzales and Larry 8-0. O'Connell, now 3-5-1, plays Episcopal Thursday in Gaiveston.

Youth Football Southbelt Dolphins sweep Santa Fe Braves Senior Division Dolphins 38, Braves 0 SANTA FE The Southbelt Dolphins stopped the Santa Fe Braves, 38-0, Saturday in a Bay Area Football League Senior Division game. Leslie Gibbs, David Grace, Shane Harmon and Michael McCtain had fumble recoveries for the Braves. Grace also recorded six sacks. Junior Division Dolphins 18, Braves 0 The Southbelt Dolphins blanked the Santa Fe Braves, 18-0, Saturday in a Bay Area Football League Junior Division game. Asa Fourcade, Turtle Wostal, Daniel Burks, Randy Miller, Tony Gibbs, Nick Castro, Greg Menoffi and John Hunsucker ted the Santa Fe defense.

Sophomore Division Dolphins 34, Braves 0 The Southbelt Dolphins shut out the Santa Fe Braves, 34-0, Saturday in a Bay Area Football League Sophomore Division game. Kevin Moore, Manuel Torres, Jason Milter, Matt Barrett, Chuck Rice, Raymond Brown, Christopher McDaniel and Casey Pace ted the Santa Fe defense. Freshman Division Dolphins 36, Braves 0 The Southbelt Dolphins downed the Santa Fe Braves, 36-0, Saturday ina Bay Area Football League FreSnman Division game. Joey Butler, Jerry Morse, Argen Dodds, Joey Butler and Antonio Salas led the Santa Fe offense. Defensively, the Braves were led by Michael Snover, Salinas and Justin Garrett.

Flag Division The Southbelt Dolphins defeated the Santa Fe Braves Saturday in a Bay Area Football League Flag Division game. Mario Salinas scored a touchdown for the Braves. Steven McDaniel, David Cooley, Andrew Butler and Steven Wostal sparked the Santa Fe defense. Mascots of the Week: Callte Robinson, Crystal Faught; Startettes of the Week: Jessica Allen, Braianna Bloom, Laura Cambiano; Good Helpers: Lyndsey McClain. Sarah McDaniel; Officer of the Week: Jessica Walker; Cheerleader of the Week: Ashley Bartholomew.

Gaiveston Hurricanes win 2 of 3 from Tigers Senior Division Hurricanes 22, Tigers 0 GALVESTON The Gaiveston Hurricanes blanked the Deer Park Tigers, 22-0, Saturday in a Senior Division football game. Henry Hawkins, Leslie Vaidez and Mitch Pouncy each scored a touchdown for the Hurricanes. Eric Temple also scored an extra point. Junior Division Hurricanes 26. Tigers 14 Byron Sweeny and Roshawn Pope teamed up to do all the scoring as the Gaiveston Hurricanes held off the Deer Park Tigers, 2614, Saturday in a Junior Division football game.

Sophomore Division Hurricanes 13, Tioers 12 George Henley scored two touchdowns and Tavor Petteway added an extra point to lift the Gafveston Hurricanes over the Deer Park Tigers. 13-12. Saturday in Sophomore Division game. Freshman Division Tigers 6. Hurricanes 0 The Deer Park Tigers edged the Gafveston Hurricanes, 6-0.

Saturday in a freshman football game. Sports on TV TODAY Table Tennis 9 a.m. U.S. Open Championship, men's semifinals (taped), HSE. Tennis 11 a.m.

Advanta Tour Event (taped), HSE. Triathlon 2 p.m. USTF National Amateur Championships (taped), ESPN. Roller Hockey 3 p.m. Roller Hockey International, ESPN.

Auto Racing 6 p.m. NASCAR Winston Pole Qualifying, HSE. 8 p.m. NASCAR Winston Sportsman 100, HSE. 11:30 p.m.

Toyota Atlantic Series (taped), ESPN. Midnight Firestone Indy Lights championship (taped), ESPN. 12:30 a.m. IHRA Sportsman Series (taped), ESPN. Bowling 6:30 p.m.

AMF Dick Weber Classic, ESPN. Boxing 8 p.m. Ray Oliveira vs. Charles Murray, junior welterweights, ESPN. College Soccer 12:30 a.m.

North Carolina vs. Princeton (taped), HSE. NFL NFL Standings AMERICAN CONFERENCE Ent 4 3 3 2 a TPet FFPA 0.800149106 0.600 96105 0.600141138 0.400 76 99 0.4001071ia Miami Buffalo New England N.Y.Jets Indianapolis Central Cleveland 4 1 0.800118 56 Pittsburgh 3 2 0.600100101 Houston 1 4 0.200 79123 Cincinnati 0 5 0.000 78129 San Diego 4 0 01.00011478 Kansas Dry 3 1 0.750 84 60 Seattle 3 2 0.600121 70 LA Raiders 1 3 0.250 95124 Denver 0 4 0.000 92137 NATIONAL CONFERENCE TPct PFPA Dallas 3 1 0.750 97 53 N.Y. Giants 3 1 0.750101 90 Philadelphia 3 1 0.750106 65 Arizona 1 3 0.250 46 73 Washington 1 4 0.200 95144 Ctntnl Chicago 3 2 0.600 96101 Minnesota 3 2 0.600107 85 Detroit 2 3 0.400 85102 Green Bay 2 3 0.400 83 67 Tampa Bay 23 0.400 67 84 West Atlanta 3 2 0.600104 99 San Francisco 3 2 0.600127110 LA Rams 2 3 0.400 67 85 New Orleans 2 3 0.400 90121 Sunday's Dallas 34. Washington 7 Cleveland 27, New York Jets 7 Tampa Bay 24, Detroit 14 New England 17, Green Bay 16 Indianapolis 17, Seattle 15 Atlanta 8, Los Angeles Rams 5 Chicago 20.

Buffalo 13 Arizona 17, Minnesota 7 New Orleans 27, New York Giants 22 Philadelphia 40. San Francisco 8 Miami 23. Cincinnati 7 OPEN DATE: Denver. Kansas City, Los Angeles Raiders. San Diego Monday's farm Pittsburgh 30, Houslon 14 Sunday, Oct.

9 Indianapolis at New York Jets, 1 p.m. Los Angeles Rams at Green Bay, 1 p.m. Miami at Buffalo, 1 p.m. New Orleans at Chicago. 1 p.m.

San Francisco at Detroit, 1 p.m. Tampa Bay at Atlanta, 1 p.m. Arizona at Dallas. 4 p.m. Denver at Seattle.

4 p.m. Kansas City at San Diego, 4 p.m. Los Angeles Raiders at New England. 4 p.m. Washington al Philadelphia.

8 p.m. OPEN DATE: Cincinnati. Cleveland, Houslon. Pittsburgh Monday, Oct. 10 Minnesota at New York Giants.

9 p.m. NFL Individual Leaders AMERICAN FOOTBALL CONFERENCE Quarterbacks AttCom Yds TO 106 67 984 6 Humphries. S.D. Manno. Mia, Bledsoe.

N.E. I Harbaugh. Ind. I Montana, K.C. 1 Hosteller, Rai.

i Mirer, Sea. Elway. Den. Richardson, Hou. Testaverde.

Cle. Rushers Foster. Pit. Faulk. Ind.

C. Warren, Sea. J. Johnson. NY-J Means, S.D.

Thomas, Bui. G. Brown, Hou. Butts. N.E.

Kirby. Mia. Allen. K.C. Receivers Coates.

N.E. Blades, Sea. Reed. Buf. i Timpson, N.E.

Byars. Mia. Martin. Sea. Turner.

N.E. Fryar, Mia. Moore. NY-J Jetfires. Hou Punters Gossert, Rai.

Rouen, Den Camanlk). Hou Aguar. K.C Stark. Ind L. Johnson.

On. Tupa. Cle. Mchr, Buf. O'Neill.

N.E, Tuten. Sea. Punt Returners Sawyer, Cm. Gordon. S.D Brown, Rai, Hughes.

K.C. Bums, Buf. Milburn, Den. Metcalf. Cle.

McDuffie, Mia. Martin. Sea. Crittenden. N.E.

Kickorf Returners Baldwin. Cle. i Humphrey, Ind McDuffie. Mia 1 Coleman, SD i Woodson.Pi'. i By'Nofe.

Dei Penn.K.C. Scot. On, Ismail. Rai. I Crittenden, I Scoring I Touchdown! Faulk.

Ind Warren. Sea. Buns. i Coates. N.E i L.

Russell, Den, Fryar, Mia. G. Brown. Hou i Byars Mia. Means, S.D, Metcalf.

Cle, 187 1161574 14 229 1381751 11 ICG 68 806 4 140 891054 6 122 69 917 6 152 SO 940 6 167 1051121 5 126 64 868 6 152 871131 7 AttYdsAvgLG TO 118 518 44 29 3 104 459 4.4 52 106 424 4.0 29 80 352 4.4 90 88 341 3.9 17 78 326 4.2 27 71 294 4.1 18 83 243 2.5 19 60 233 3.9 30 60 221 3.7 13 No Yds Avg LG TO 35 52915.1 62 5 28 32211.5 45 27 416 15.4 37 27 35013.0 34 27 228 8,4 34 26 30211.6 30 26 254 9.8 32 25 53921.6 54 25 384 15.4 38 24 310 12.9 50 NO Yds 16 767 11 485 31 1362 14 614 25 1082 23 988 28 1166 24 993 23 951 25 1016 LG Avg 65 47.9 59 44.1 56 43.9 61 43.9 59 43.3 56 43.0 65 41.6 61 41.4 62 41.3 59 40.6 NO Yds Avg LG TO 7 138 19,7 82 6 11719,5 90 5 6412.8 17 9 111 12.3 43 11 13412.2 57 5 5911.6 24 13 15211.7 92 9 88 98 26 9 82 9,1 16 16 140 8.8 26 i Kicking i Christie Buf, Bahr, N.E. Kasay, Sea i Anderson, Pit NO Yds Avg LG TD 8 31739.6 85 7 229 32.7 95 11 275 25.0 46 8 19824,8 52 12 292 24 3 54 6 143238 32 6 140233 34 15 34222.8 34 11 250227 51 12 26822.3 36 Carney, S.D. Bam. Den. Stoyanovich, Mia.

Stover, Cle. Elliott. K.C. Biasucci, Ind. Jaeger, Rai.

10-10 8-8 16-16 12-12 8-3 14-14 11-11 8-9 38 34 8-9 43 32 5-8 48 31 6-7 45 30 6-7 48 26 3-4 45 23 4-6 43 23 NATIONAL FOOTBALL CONFERENCE Quarterbacks Kramer, Chi. J. George, AH. Cunningham, Phi. S.

Young, S.F. Erickson.T.B. Da, Brawn, NY-G Aikman, Dal. Friesz, Was. Favre, G.B.

Everett, N.O. Rushers Sanders, Del Bettis, Rams E. Smith. Dal. Allen, Min.

Pegram, All. Tillman, Chi. Walters, S.F. Brooks. Was.

Rhett, T.B. Msggett. NY-G Receivers Carter, Min. Malhis, All. Rison, All.

Rice, S.F. Bennett. G.B. Sharpe, G.B. Reed, Min.

Bland, Was. Eariy, N.O. Was, Punters Saxon, Min. Undeta. Rams Roby.

Was. Montgomery. Del. Jell. Dal.

Bamhardl, N.O. Alexander. All. Horan, NY-G Feagtes. Ariz Stryzinski.

T.B. Punt Returners Mitchell, Was. Meggetl. NY-G Turner, T.B. Lewis, NY-G Gray, Del.

Hughes. N.O. Holmes. Dal. Sydner.

Phi. T. Smith, All. Robinson, Ariz Kicked Returners Ismail. Mm.

Robinson, Anz Lewis. Chi. Gray. Del. Mitchell.

Was, Hughes. N.O. Carter. Sf. Conway.

Chi, Brantley. Rams K. Williams. Dal. AttCom TD Int 91 63 762 6 2 180 1251327 9 147 841105 7 167 1101297 9 128 71 932 5 91 55 691 6 124 81 874 4 133 811016 8 218 1321427 8 187 1161350 6 AttYdsAvgLG TD 117 627 5.4 85 2 130 507 3.9 19 103 452 4.4 46 72 364 5.1 45 73 286 3.9 25 87 272 3.1 17 72 223 3.1 14 72 212 2.9 13 66 202 3.1 12 59 197 3.3 26 No Yds Avg LG TD 41 41810.2 44 3 40 40710.2 41 37 496 13.4 69 34 52315.4 69 33 220 6.7 17 32 384 12.0 48 31 36711.8 21 29 58720.2 73 28 35612.7 33 27 175 6.5 21 NO Yds 23 1036 24 1072 21 934 24 1047 16 696 26 1106 24 1018 19 788 23 931 21 845 LG Avg 67 45.0 62 44.7 59 44.5 64 43.6 58 43.5 56 42.5 57 42.4 63 41.5 51 40.5 53 40.2 NO Yds Avg LG TD 1021421.474 1 5 86 17.2 68 11 14313.0 80 5 64 12.8 35 11 13312.1 22 7 7811.1 35 5 5511.0 19 9 89 9.9 47 8 75 9.4 20 7 65 9,3 23 NO Yds Avg LG TD 11 31428.5 61 0 5 12525.0 33 8 19924.9 52 16 39324.6 35 19 46524.5 86 22 522 23.7 43 18 41022.8 40 9 19521.7 34 7 15021.4 33 6 12821.3 25 Scoring Touchdowns Rice.

S.F Risen, All. E. Smith. Dal. Eliard.

Was. Meggetl, NY-G Sharpe. G.B. Carter, Mil. Jones.

S-F. Mathis. All. Kicking Murray, Phi. Boniol.

Dal. Andersen, N.O. Brien. S.F Jacke.G.B. Reveiz.

Min. Hanson, Del. Husted. T.B. N.

Johnson. All. Lohmiller, Was. Treadwell. NY-G Zendejas, Rams TDRushRetRet Pts PAT 11-11 10-10 7-7 14-15 6-6 12-12 10-10 7-7 12-12 11-12 11-12 5-5 FG LG Pis 9-9 41 38 9-9 47 37 9-12 48 34 5-8 47 29 7-8 49 27 5-9 43 27 5-11 44 25 6-9 49 25 4-7 48 24 4-7 41 23 4-5 41 23 6-7 35 23 NFL Team Stats TOTAL YARDAGE AMERICAN FOOTBALL CONFERENCE OFFENSE Yards Rush Put 2099 388 1711 2095 558 1537 360 1140 483 961 392 1029 778 994 490 1S20 530 1070 503 1092 556 936 New England Miami Denver San Diego Kansas City Pittsburgh New York Jets Houston Cleveland Buffalo LA.

Raiders Seattle Indianapolis Cincinnati DEFENSE 1500 1444 1421 1772 1710 1600 1595 1492 1181 1452 1449 1351 294 581 683 494 887 865 766 857 Houston Piltsburgh San Diego Seanle New York Jels Cleveland Buffalo LA. Raiders Kansas City Denver Cincinnati Indianapolis Miami New England Yards Rush Pass 1481 729 752 1482 565 917 360 656 1216 1640 478 1162 1643 504 1139 1645 515 1130 1651 497 1154 1335 406 929 1471 402 1069 1475 468 1007 1654 644 1210 1893 615 1278 1902 360 1542 2015 57! 1444 NATIONAL FOOTBALL CONFERENCE OFFENSE Yards Rush Pass 1521 465 1056 1876 1473 TDRushHeeRet Pts 0 0 36 1 0 36 0 0 30 5 0 30 0 0 30 4 0 26 0 0 0 24 1 24 PAT FG LG Pts 9-9 11-11 48 42 15-15 8-10 43 39 14-14 7-6 45 35 10-10 8-9 46 34 Philadelphia Atlanta Dallas San Francisco Minnesota Green Say New Orleans Detroit Washington L.A, flams Chicago Tampa Bay Anzona New York Giants DEFENSE Dallas Anzona Philadelphia San Francisco New Orleans 1770 1763 1687 1644 1606 1521 1454 1373 1368 1035 1031 378 435 317 .115 0 36 0 30 0 0 30 4 0 24 0 1 24 4 0 24 3 0 20 3 0 20 3 0 20 Game Time TODAY THURSDAY Sub-Varsity Football Santa Fe JV at Clear Brook, 6 p.m. Clear Brook at Santa Fe frosh, 6 p.m. Dickinson frosh at Columbia, 6 p.m. Columbia at Dickinson JV, 6 p.m.

Angleton at Clear Creek 4:30 p.m./6:30 p.m. Clear Creek frosh at Angleton, 4:30 p.m./6:30 p.m. Clear Lake at Ball High JV, 6:30 p.m. Ball High frosh at Clear Lake, 4:30 p.m76:30 p.m. Brazosport at La Marque JV, 4:30 p.m./6:30 p.m.

La Marque frosh at Brazosport, 6 p.m. Volleyball O'Connell at Second Baptist, 5 p.m. (JV, Varsity) FRIDAY Varsity Football Clear Creek at Angleton, 7:30 p.m. Ball at Clear Lake, 7:30 p.m. Brazoswood at Texas City, 7:30 p.m.

Friendswood at Channelview, 7:30 p.m. Van Vleck at Hitchcock, 7:30 p.m. La Marque at Brazosport, 7:30 p.m. Clear Brook at Santa Fe, 7:30 p.m. Dickinson at Columbia, 7:30 p.m.

O'Connell at St. Pius, 7:30 p.m. Chester at High Island, Bay Area Christian at Concordia Lutheran, 7:30 p.m. Volleyball Dickinson at W. Columbia, 5 p.m.

(Varsity, JV, frosh) Alvin at Texas City, 5 p.m. (Frosh, JV, Varsity) Clear Creek at Angleton, 5 p.m. (Frosh, Cross Country Clear Creek boys at Clear Lake Invitational, TBA Clear Brook at Santa Fe, 5 p.m. (Frosh, JV, Varsity) SATURDAY Cross Country Dickinson at San Antonio meet, Pecan Valley, TBA TUESDAY Volleyball Clear Brook at Dickinson, 5 p.m. (Varsity, JV, frosh) Texas City at Clear Lake, 5 p.m.

(Frosh, JV, Varsity) Santa Fe at La Marque, 5 p.m. (Frosh, JV, Varsity) St. Agnes at O'Connell, 5 p.m. (JV, Varsity) La Porte at Clear Creek, 5 p.m. (Frosh, JV, Varsity) Tennis Dickinson at O'Connnell, 3:45 p.m.

tasked to inforTnattoff. The sports can reached by 1000 or 986r77tt axttfwton 244. Scheduiw can be to P.O. Box 628, 77553. Minnesota Tampa Bay Detroit New York Giants Chicago LA.

Rams Washington Atlanta 1562 1589 1633 1339 1713 1724 1737 1800 347 1215 577 1012 593 1040 264 1075 709 1004 492 1232 531 1206 525 1275 AVERAGE PER GAME AMERICAN FOOTBALL CONFERENCE OFFENSE Yirdi Ruth Put New England 419.8 77.6 342.2 Miami 419.0 111.6 307.4 Denver 375.0 90.0 285.0 San Diego 361.0 120.8 240.3 Kansas City 355.3 98.0 257.3 Pittsburgh 354.4 155.6 198.8 New York Jets 342.0 98.0 244.0 Houslon 320.0 106.0 214.0 Cleveland 319.0 100.6 218.4 Buffalo 298.4 111.2 167.2 LA. Raiders 295.3 73.5 221.8 Seattle 290.4 117.4 173.0 Indianapolis 289.8 136.6 153.2 Cincinnati 270.2 98.8 171.4 DEFENSE Ruth Pan Houston 296.2 145.8 150.4 Pittsburgh 296.4 113.0 183.4 SanOiego 304.0 90.0 214.0 Seattle 328.0 95.6 232.4 New York Jets 328.6 100.8 227.8 Cleveland 329.0 103.0 226.0 Buffalo 330.2 99.4 230.B LA Raiders 333.8 101.5 232.3 Kansas City 367.8 100.5 267,3 Denver 368.8 117,0 251.8 Cincinnati 370.8 123.8 242.0 Indianapolis 378.6 123.0 255.6 Miami 380.4 72.0 308.4 New England 403.0 114.2 2888 NATIONAL FOOTBALL CONFERENCE OFFENSE Yardi Ruth Philadelphia Atlanta Dallas San Francisco Minnesota Green Bay New Orleans Detroit Washington L.A. Rams Chicago Tampa Bay football poll, with first-place votes in parentheses, records through Oct. 2, overall points and previous ranking: I.Marshall (59) 2. Montana (4) 3.

Youngstown St. 4. Idaho 5. McNeese State 6. Central Florida 7.

Troy State 8. William Mary 9. Grambling St. 10. Western Kentucky 11.

Northern Iowa 12. Boston University 13. Eastern Kentucky 14. Pennsylvania lie. Southern U.

16. Boise St. 17. Western Carolina 18. Sun Houslon St 19.

James Madison 20. Tennessee Tech 21. Appalachian St. 22. Atom State 23.

Northern Arizona 24. Stephen F. Austin 25. Middle Tennessee St. Record Pts Prv 5-0-0 1656 5-0-0 1581 4-0-1 1523 4-0-0 1481 4-1-0 1295 4-1-0 1257 3-1-0 1182 4.1-0 1136 4-0-0 1033 4-1-0 917 3-2-0 3-1-0 3-2-0 2-0-0 3-1-0 5-0-0 3-2-0 3-1-0 3-2-0 3-1-0 3-2-0 3-2-0 1-2-1 2-2-0 913 900 750 640 640 623 618 578 503 379 341 290 271 201 169 NCAA Division II Poll OVERLAND PARK.

Kan. The lop 20 learns in the NCAA Division II football poll with first-place votes in parentheses, record through Oct. 2. total points and previous ranking: Arizona New York Giants DEFENSE Dallas Arizona Philadelphia Green Bay San Francisco New Orleans Minnesota Tampa Bay Detroit New York Giants Chicago LA. Rams Washington Atlanta 380.3 375.2 368.3 354.0 352.6 337.4 328.8 321.2 304.2 290.8 274.6 273.6 2588 257.8 Pass 116.3 264.0 98.8 276.4 154.0 214.3 101.0 253.0 102.2 250.4 72.8 264.6 47.6 281.2 149.4 171.8 67.8 236.4 117.2 173.6 75.6 199.0 87.0 186.6 79.3 179.5 1038 1540 Record 4-0-0 4-0-0 5-0-0 4-0-0 3-1-0 Pts Pvs 1.

North Alabama (4) 2. North Dakota Slate 3. Valdosla State, Ga. 4. Pittsburg Slate.

Kan. 5. New Haven. Conn. lie.

Tens AiM-Klngtvilto 3-1-0 7. NE Missouri St. 4-0-0 8. Portland Slale, Ore. 3-2-0 9- Ferris State 4-0-0 10.

Central Oklahoma 5-0-0 11. Carson-Newman. Tenn. 4-1-0 Yards 238.5 259.5 266.5 273.2 305.6 306.2 312.4 317.8 326.6 334.8 342.6 344.8 347.4 360.0 Rush Pass 106.5 132.0 66.3 193.3 68.8 197.8 774 195.6 97.4 208.2 102.8 203.4 69.4 243.0 115.4 202.4 118.6 208.0 66.0 268.8 141.8 200.8 98.4 246.4 106.2 241.2 105.0 255.0 494 1382 616 857 505 1265 511 1252 364 1333 238 1406 747 859 339 1182 586 866 995 933 718 616 Yards RUSH Pun 954 426 528 1038 265 773 275 791 387 979 487 1041 514 1017 1066 1528 1531 Coljege Football The Top 25 The Top Twenty Five learns in The Associal- ed Press college football poll, with first-place votes in parentheses, records through Oct. 1.

lotal points based on 25 points for a first place vote through one point for a 25lh place vole, and ranking in the previous poll. Record Pts Pv 1. Florida (39) 1 2. Nebraska (13) 2 3. FtondaSl (4, 4-0-0 1.401 3 4.

PennSl. (2) 4 5. Colorado (3) 5 6. Arizona (1) 6 7. Michigan 7 8 Noire Dame 8 9 Auburn 9 10.

Texas 4-0-0 957 10 11. Alabama 5-0-0 944 11 12. Washington 3-1-0 932 12 13 Miami 3-1-0 852 13 14. North Carolina 3-1-0 640 18 1S.T«x*s 3-1-0 614 16 16. Oklahoma 3-1-0 564 21 17.

Ohio St i-1-0 553 20 18. Carolina St. 4-0-0 509 22 19 Kansas St. 3-0-0 334 23 20. Virginia Tech 4-1-0 315 14 21.

Syracuse 4-1-0 262 22. Washington Si, 3-1-0 261 17 23 Colorado St. 5-0-0 247 24 24. Wisconsin 2-2-0 135 15 25. Utah 4-0-0 82 Others receiving voles: Duke 80.

Kansas 55. Beylor Southern Cal 38. Virginia 35, Michigan State 32. Brigham Young 18. South Carolina 18, Purdue 13, Georgia 12.

Bowling Green 7. Mississippi State 6. Western Michi- oar; 2, Sports Network Dtv. I-AA Poll HUNTINGDON VALLEY, Pa (AP) The top 25 teams irw Sports Network Division I-AA 12. Millersville, Pa.

13. Central Arkansas 14. Northern Colorado tie. Wesl Chester, Pa. 16.

West Georgia tie. UC Davis 18. Soulh Dakota St. 19. Indiana, Pa.

20. E. New Mexico Tennis 4-0-0 4-1 -0 2-1-0 4-1-0 4-1-0 2-2-0 4-1-0 2-2-0 121R 4-1-0 5 32 114 25 19 25 15 15 14 European Indoors Results ZURICH. Switzerland (AP) Results Tuesday of the S750.000 European Indoors women's lennis tournament: Singles First Round Martina Navrafilova. Aspen, del.

Ann Grossman, Grove City. Ohio, 7-E. 46.6-1. Zina Garrison-Jackson, Houston (4). del.

Karina Habsudova, Czech Republic, 7-6 (7-4), 2-6, 6-2. Lisa Raymond. Wayne, del. Kristie Boogert, Netherlands, 6-4, 3-6. 7-6 (7-1).

Natalia Zvereva. Belarus (3), def. Natalia Medvadova. Ukraine, 6-3, 7-6 (14-12). Martina Hingis, Switzerland, def.

Patty Fendtok. Tahoe Village, 6-4. 6-3. Meredith McGrath, Midland, del. Kimberty Po, Rolling Hills.

4-6. 6-0. 6-2. Transactions BASEBALL National League CHICAGO -Reassigned general manager Larry Himes as director of Arizona operations-special assignment scout. Announced they are dropping their affiliation with the Huntington club of the Appalachian League for financial reasons.

Southern League MEMPHIS Named Thompson Ford general manager. BASKETBALL National Basketball Association DENVER Signed Dale Ellis, forward, and Abdul Fox. guard. Waived Alvin Robertson, guard, HOUSTON Signed Mario Elie. guard, to a muttiyear contract.

SAN ANTONIO Waived Lloyd I Daniels, guard. FOOTBALL National Football League CINCINNATI Activated i Kevin Jefferson, linebacker, from the developmental squad. Waived John Johnson, linebacker. i MIAMI Signed Cleveland I Gary, running back. Waived Aaron Graver, back WASHINGTON Waived Shane Collins, defensive end.

Re-signed Cedrtc Smith, fullback Sports Bulletin Board The Gaiveston County Daily News welcomes your reports of sports-related events and meetings. Mail to: Sports Desk, The Daily News, P.O. Box 628, Gaiveston, Texas, 77553; Deliver to: 8522 Teichman Road or 3000 Hwy. 1764 in La Marque Fax to: (409) 740-3421 Call: 744-3611, 986-7711 or 1-800-561-3611, Ext. 410 Area Rotary Club slates golf tournament The West Gaiveston County Rotary Club will hold its second annual charity golf tournament Oct.

20 at the Gaiveston Municipal Golf Course. Entry fees are $55 per golfer. The tournament format is a Florida scramble with a 12:30 p.m. tee-off. Prizes will be awarded to the top four teams.

All proceeds will benefit the Rotary Club community service projects. Green sponsorships are available at $100 per hole. For more information, call Mike Barry (925-2000) or Larry Binford (925-2506). Nursing golf tournament set for this month The School of Nursing at The University of Texas Medical Branch at Gaiveston will host a Salute to Nursing Golf Tournament and party Oct. 22 at Gaiveston Country Club to help raise money for student scholarships and provide additional funding for emergency student loans.

The tournament will begin at 8 a.m. with a round of golf and individual on-course competitions. Players will receive gift bags, golf cart usage, a bucket of balls for the practice range, lunch and refreshments, and locker room privileges for their entry fee. For more information, contact Susanne Sullivan at (409) 7728264. CPS Fun Run planned for Saturday The Children's Protective Services will hold a fun run Saturday in Gaiveston.

A1K race walk for children under the age of 12 will be held, along with a 5K event for adults in six age divisions. The events will start and finish in the Kroger parking tot at 45th and Seawall. For more information, call Carol Gibson at (409) 645-2009 or (713) 3375125. North County 'Y' registers youths Registration is underway for the North Gaiveston County YMCA's winter youth basketball programs. Basketball is open to kids in K- 12.

Deadline to enter is Nov. 19. For information, call (713) 337-7679 or (713) 486-9622. Coastal bike ride set for Oct 30 The 16th Annual Texas Coastal Cruise bike ride will be held at 8 a.m. Oct.

30 in the Gaiveston and Lake areas. The ride benefits the sight restoration programs of Lions Eye Bank of Texas. The route starts and ends at Ctear Lake Park, tours through Space Center area and continues along Gaiveston Bay. Four course lengths (100, 64, 32, 21 miles) will be offered. Skaters are welcome.

A party featuring a spaghetti dinner live music, special performances, workshops and a massage team will be held afterwards. Registration is $20. Applications are available at Bay Area Schwinn, Bike Bam, Bike Route, Northwest Cyclery, Race-n-Ride, Southwest Schwinn and Webster Bicycles. For more information, call Beth Parrish (713) 798-5510. Dickinson Little League board meeting today The Dickinson Littte League Board of Directors will meet at 7 p.m.

today at the ball park concession stand. The board will begin planning the 1995 season. For more information, contact Mike Franklin (713-337-4373). Friendswood Sportspark schedules Halloween tournament Sportspark's 5th Annual Halloween Tournament will be held Oct. 22-23 with men's and co-ed classes.

For more information, call (713)331-1616. Gaiveston Annual Invitational set The Gaiveston Island Municipal Golf Course will host the Fifth Annual Invitational tournament Saturday and Sunday. The two- person, tow ball event will be divided into six flights. Entry fee is S100, Cart fee is S18 for both days. For more information, call 744-2366.

Bus service available for Ball High road games Dorothy Paul is organizing bus trips for all out-of-town Ball High football games. For more information, call 762-4984. Isle to host dart tournament The Treasure Island Open darts tournament will be held Oct. 1415 at the Ramada Resort Hotel, located at 600 Strand. The event, sponsored by the Gaiveston Area Dart Association and The Seafood Depot restaurant, will include blind draw doubles 501, women's singles 501, open singles 301, men's singles 501, mixed triples 501, open doubles cricket and blind draw cricket.

Overall prize money is 55,000 and entry fees range from S6 -S12 per person. For information, call tournament director Mike Teel at (409) 762-2156. Lassie League meeting planned The Lassie League Softball league will hold its regular meeting at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at the Lassie League Complex. For more information, contact Elaine Gonzales (744-8770).

YMCA offers adult flag football league The Gaiveston YMCA is looking for interested teams to participate in an Adult Flag Football League. The league is open to anyone over age 18. The deadline to enter is Oct. 14. It interested or need more information, call Jami at the YMCA at 763-4607 or Terry Petteway at 766-9723.

boosters plan dance The Booster Club will sponsor a Halloween dance from 9 a.m. until 2 p.m. Oct. 29 at Club Renes. Tickets are $5 at the door.

La Marque LMHS band hosts tourney The La Marque High School band is holding its first-ever golf tournament at noon Nov. 5 at Lakeview Country Club. Entry fee is $35 per person and includes green fees and cart fees. There will be several prizes, including longest drive and a hole in one. For information, call J.P.

Polivka (938-4906), Eartha Dotson (938-3997) and Carolyn Dunn (935-8551). League City Parks Rec schedules softball tournaments The League City Parks Recreation Department will hold its annual Thanksgiving men's softball tournament Nov. 11-13 at Countryside Park. The deadline to enter is Oct. 28 and the entry fee is $75 per team, plus two cans of non-perishable food per player.

The food will be donated to Interfaith Caring Ministries for families who are less fortunate during the holiday season. The annual Toy Tournament will be held at Nov. 18-20 at Countryside Park. Entry fee is $75 per team, plus a toy or game per player. Donations will be given to Blue Santa's Elves.

The deadline to enter is Oct. 28. The annual Christmas women's tournament will be held Dec. 35 at Countryside Park. The deadline to enter is Nov.

18 and the entry fee is $75 per team, plus two cans of non-perishable food per player. The food will be donated to interfaith Caring Ministries. For more information or to enter, call Chien at (713) 338-4877. Santa Fe Baseball boosters plan meetings The Santa Fe Baseball Booster Club meetings will be held 6:30 p.m. on the first and third Mondays of each month in the high school cafeteria.

For further information, call 925-7657..